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In this episode, host Diane Carbo, RN, sits down with Phyliss Nunn—a licensed massage therapist, certified craniosacral therapist, and manual lymphatic drainage practitioner—to explore how gentle, science-backed therapies can transform chronic pain management for aging adults and their caregivers. Listen HereView All EpisodesWatch On YouTube 🎙️ Episode Highlights
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In this episode of the Caregiver Relief Podcast, host Diane Carbo sits down with Dr. Katrina Ostmeyer (licensed psychologist, BCBA, and founder of Beyond the Individual) to dive into the heavy realities of special needs caregiver burnout, complex behavior, system failures, and how to build truly sustainable family support. Listen
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Honey Smith Walls, host of the Cannabis Truth Podcast and author of Healing Beyond High, explains how cannabis education can help caregivers ask better questions about pain, sleep, anxiety, safety, and quality of life.
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In this deeply insightful episode of the Caregiver Relief Podcast, Diane sits down with Amy House—Certified Dementia Practitioner, Licensed Assisted Living Director, and host of the Think Dementia podcast. Together, they break down the physical changes in the brain, why "problem behaviors" are actually involuntary reactions, and
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Rustam Sengupta, founder of Tuktu, shares how his family dementia caregiving journey inspired a community-powered care platform that helps families find trusted local support for aging parents, companionship, errands, transportation, and aging in place.
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In this heartwarming and deeply practical episode of the Caregiver Relief Podcast, host Diane Carbo, RN sits down with Meredith Eden, Manager of Hummingbird Project Services! 🌸✨ Listen HereView All EpisodesWatch On YouTube Together, they break down why traditional "busywork" fails and reveal how personalized, flexible engagement can drastically
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A woman’s routine OB/GYN visit turned into a surprise bill. Helen Jonsen joins Diane Carbo, RN, to discuss Medicare wellness visit confusion, women’s health advocacy, and what to ask before care.
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Becoming a caregiver at a young age can shape your identity, relationships, and future. Learn how to manage burnout, set boundaries, and find support.
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Navigating the final days of a loved one's life can feel overwhelming, frightening, and deeply uncertain. In this powerful episode of the Caregiver Relief Podcast, host Diane Carbo sits down with Gabrielle Jimenez—a hospice and palliative care nurse, end-of-life doula, and educator who has been
Caregiver Stories
For decades, registered nurse and patient advocate Diane Carbo has watched the mechanics of healthcare change. As the founder of Caregiver Relief, she has guided thousands of families through the bewildering realities of long-term care. In a recent interview, Carbo shed light on a quiet, systemic shift: Healthcare institutions
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When a loved one with a pacemaker approaches the end of life, families may worry that the device will prevent a natural death. Learn what pacemakers can and cannot do, how they differ from ICDs, and what to consider before replacing or deactivating a cardiac device.
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Dr. Tiffany Troso-Sandoval, MD, former Memorial Sloan Kettering oncologist, explains how women with cancer can ask better questions, understand treatment options, organize care, and become empowered patients after diagnosis.